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Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Apple update (see 5-7-06 post below)
Looks like Steve won and John, Paul, George, and Ringo, lost.
Downloading doesn't do much for me since I already own most of the music, but remastering, now that could be cool.Yesterday, another curious episode in the band's business history came to an apparent close in Britain, where a judge ruled against Apple Corps, the Beatles' management company, in its 2003 suit against Apple Computer.
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The judge's decision in this case comes even as the two Apples are working toward something most music lovers have been longing for: the release of the Beatles' catalog for downloading over the Internet. That may now have to wait for two things: an appeal of the judge's decision and the ongoing remastering of the Beatles' records.
